Outdoor
Fishing Reports for September 9, 2008
This report a courtesy of Oswego County Department of Community Development, Tourism and Planning.
Month: September 2008
Fulton Daily News
Family Video Discusses Fulton Plans
Family Video Store representatives discussed their business plans for the corners of West First and Broadway during a community meeting Wednesday evening. Above all, the two worked to explain that the community will be welcoming a good neighbor.
Community
Oswego Health Offers Seminars on Smoking Cessation
In preparation of the Oswego Hospital campus going smoke free on Nov. 20, employees and community members who would like learn more about how to quit smoking are invited to take part in a free hospital-sponsored smoking cessation program held Sept. 25.
Community
New Faces At Oswego Middle School
When the new school year began at the Oswego Middle School there were four new faces in the building.
Community
First Blood Drive Scheduled For New Location
Have you ever considered giving blood and then for some reason backed out?
Community
Kimball Named AVP/Internal Auditor At Pathfinder Bank
Lisa A. Kimball has been named assistant vice president/internal auditor at Pathfinder Bank, according to Anita Austin, audit manager.
Community
Parents Of Special Children Offer ‘Mini Vacations’
Parents of Special Children is a non-profit organization supporting families in Oswego County who have a member of their family living in the home with a developmental disability, such as cerebral palsy, autism, epilepsy and other neurological impairments.
Community
Hall Named BSA/AML Officer At Pathfinder Bank
Hall Named BSA/AML Officer At Pathfinder Bank
Oswego Daily News
Part Of West Fifth To Be Closed
TRAFFIC ALERT: Beginning as early as Monday, Sept. 15, the one-block section of West Fifth Street from Varick Street to Tallman Street will be closed to all traffic, each day from about 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. for necessary construction work.
Oswego Daily News
Renzi Calls For Protecting STAR And Bringing Real Property Tax Relief Now
Speaking in front of Sara and Brian Sanders’ home on Duer Street, Renzi said Albany’s failure to enact a “tax cap” and take other steps to provide relief makes it harder for young families to afford their own homes.